Lincoln, Nebraska
March 25, 2005
CropWatch News Service
University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural
Resources Cooperative Extension
Crop Watch Newsletter No. 05-3, March 25, 2005
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Wheat Production
Potential
for early wheat rust may warrant fungicide treatment
Be alert for Russian wheat aphid resurgence
Controlling winter annuals in winter wheat
Research suggests that wheat varieties exhibit a range of
cancer-preventing traits
Wheat update from the Panhandle
Management & Economics
Nebraska
farm land values up nearly 11% on average
Estimate effect of fuel price increases on operation costs
Carbon sequestration offers income for some producers 10-20
Program
Assess potential and target wireworm treatments to save
costs Insect Management
Assess potential and target wireworm treatments to save
costs
Corn flea beetle survival expected to be average
UNL Research
IANR
entomologists' discoveries laying foundation for better
aphid control
Monsanto, UNL to develop dicamba-tolerant crops
Programs, Briefs and Field
Updates
New
publications from UNL Cooperative Extension
Apply now for Nebraska Ag Youth Institute
Options for Conservation Security Program explained
Buying or selling manure? Learn about merchandising it
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